Archipelo formalizes this missing layer through Developer Security Posture Management (DevSPM) — a system of record linking scan results to developer-attributed actions. DevSPM complements ASPM and CNAPP by introducing developer-level context upstream of artifact and runtime security.
Archipelo creates a historical record of all coding events across the SDLC tied to developer identity and their actions.
Automatically inventory connected CI/CD tools and installed developer extensions to establish a consistent tool inventory layer.
Just like smart watches integrate into your daily routines, Archipelo seamlessly integrates into your development workflows—via CI/CD, browser, and IDE extensions.
The platform maintains a timestamped record of developer-attributed source control events, forming a structured foundation for software creation visibility.
Associate security scan results with identifiable developer actions and timestamped SDLC events, enabling structured investigation and review.

The platform establishes developer-attributed provenance across software creation activity, including AI-related signals — supplying the evidence security, engineering, and compliance teams rely on to analyze security findings.
Run integrated security scans and link resulting findings to developer-attributed actions — establishing traceable context for investigation and remediation.
Establish developer-attributed visibility into source control activity and related findings — enabling structured review within code and delivery workflows.
Maintain a centralized, timestamped record of developer-attributed activity and associated findings — supporting audit, investigation, and documentation requirements.
Archipelo establishes a foundational observability layer for developer-attributed actions and related SDLC events — forming the data foundation for security and governance controls.
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